Confidence index in Lower Austria – Hammer: this politician surpasses Mikl-Leitner

Mikl-Leitner has a trust score of plus 11 points, much worse than her historical record of plus 31 in 2005, but much better than when she was in the federal government (with a balance between minus 5 and minus 20).

With her current result she is in second place in the rankings, behind Ulrike Königsberger-Ludwig. The SPÖ State Councilor for Health, Social Affairs, Youth and Children has a balance of plus 12.

The other ÖVP state council members Stephan Pernkopf (balance +7), Christiane Teschl-Hofmeister (+4) and Ludwig Schleritzko (+1) and state parliament president Karl Wilfing (+4) follow in the places with greater confidence.

Bad values ​​for blue and red country leaders
The FPÖ’s governing partners have lost confidence: Reinhard Teufel (-4), Christoph Luisser (-5), regional director Udo Landbauer (-13) and at the bottom Susanne Rosenkranz with a net minus of 22 points. The state leaders of the SPÖ, Greens and NEOS, Sven Hergovich (-6), Indra Collini (-11) and Helga Krismer (-19), also have a negative confidence rating.

Matthias Stadler, mayor of St. Pölten SPÖ, has a good trust score with a trust balance of plus nine points. However, his Wiener Neustädter counterpart Klaus Schneeberger is six points in the red.

The survey (823 representatively selected Lower Austrians who were entitled to vote between December 2 and 4) was conducted on the occasion of the municipal elections scheduled for January 26, 2025. For the index, the balance between ‘have confidence’ and ‘don’t trust’ was assessed. calculated.